tobeye@NORTHSTAR.DARTMOUTH.EDU (Anthony Edwards) (03/09/91)
I can't seem to make ^C or ^G work when using the spell checker in Ez. Sure, I can quit out by pressing Q, but I'm ^C is my first response. I just suggest that ^C and ^G be implemented for consistency with the rest of the ATK programs/insets. - Anthony
ghoti+@ANDREW.CMU.EDU (Adam Stoller) (03/09/91)
Excerpts from internet.info-andrew: 8-Mar-91 Check Spelling - small sugg.. Anthony Edwards@northsta (258+0) > I can't seem to make ^C or ^G work when using the spell checker in Ez. > Sure, I can quit out by pressing Q, but I'm ^C is my first response. I > just suggest that ^C and ^G be implemented for consistency with the rest > of the ATK programs/insets. > - Anthony I'm not sure how you have consistancy between an interactive function/command and an inset - the closes I can see for a comparisson is query-replace (I can't think of any other function/command that comes close) Well, query-repleace will accept a ^G but not a ^C - so I see an argument for ^G (which is generally the "universal abort" command) - but I'm not sure I'd buy ^C --fish
gk5g+@ANDREW.CMU.EDU (Gary Keim) (03/09/91)
Excerpts from misc: 8-Mar-91 Re: Check Spelling - small .. Adam Stoller (751+0) > Well, query-repleace will accept a ^G but not a ^C - so I see an > argument for ^G (which is generally the "universal abort" command) - but > I'm not sure I'd buy ^C From my point of view.... ^G is the "cosmic abort" while ^C is merely the "end of recursive edit." I'm not sure exactly which functions provide for recursive edit but I know that query-replace does. Gary Keim ATK Group